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On 22 May 2019, Yarriambiack Shire Council formally considered its Budget for 2019-2020 and now gives notice to advertise the Draft Budget.

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Whenever, wherever it suits you, use the Snap Send Solve app to tell us about issues in our community. 

Drivers in Victoria will face big fines if they do not slow to 40 kilometres per hour when passing emergency vehicles with flashing lights or sirens that have stopped on the roadside.

When emergency or enforcement vehicles are displaying flashing red, blue or magenta lights, or sounding their alarm, drivers must:

• Approach at a speed that allows the driver to stop, if necessary, before passing the vehicle and give way to any emergency or enforcement worker on foot in the vicinity;
• Not drive past or over take the vehicle at a speed of more than 40kh/h;
• Not increase speed until the driver is a sufficient distance past the vehicle to not cause danger to workers in the immediate vicinity.

The Wimmera Online is a directory of the regions online businesses over the 5 municipalities Hindmarsh, Horsham, Northern Grampians, West Wimmera and Yarriambiack.

This website provides an opportunity to access consistent information in regard to the performance of local councils across Victoria.

Victoria has very reliable electricity supplies, but sometimes power outages can occur.

In October 2015 the Minister for Local Government announced the Fair Go Rates system, to take effect from 2016/17.

Council wants to hear your stories.
Fire? Flood? Storm? Drought? Plague?
Upload your event reflections and photos directly onto Council’s Community Map.

This year Yarriambiack Shire Council is promoting VicHealth’s highly successful This Girl Can – Victoria campaign, celebrating women who are all kinds of active.

Yarriambiack Council is currently being impacted by dry conditions. We are seeking Drought Community Support from our Federal Government to ensure that our communities continue to remain resilient and liveable.